There'll Always Be a Song
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There'll Always Be a Song
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There'll always be a song that I'll hear now and then
And I'll relive the past all over again
A song to make me cry or cheer me up when I'm blue
There'll always be a song to remind me of you
There'll always be a sad song to remind me that you're gone
And a happy song to get me strenght and courage to go on
I'll hear a pretty song and dream like I used to do
There'll always be a song to remind me of you
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I'll hear a pretty song and dream like I used to do
There'll always be a song to remind me of you
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